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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
Tenement-Houses

A number of wealthy men of New
York have Just had built in that city a
block OF model tenemen.-houses, which
it ia understood are TO pay only a very
moderate return upon the capital In
vested. All that the skill OF the archi-
tect and sanitary engineer could do to
render these building habitable, at
tractive, and healthful has been
done. The block is divided into
groups, each group embracing six
houses These are separated by open
courts, have well ventilated halls and
corridors, are supplied with basement
laundries, and each has room for a
kindergarten, to be conducted under
the auspices of the building committee.
That is practical philanthropy, indeed,
and an advance in the matter Of
solving the problem of labor trou-
bles in large cities. Contentment
is tho secret of good citizenship.
This is true as regards every class. In
New York and other great centres of
population the tenement house has been
the fruitful mother of discomfort among
the poorer elements of the working
class For the most part these struc-
lures are abominations-dark, ill-venti-
lated, foul-smelling rookeries, into which
in summer sweltering and in winter
shivering masses of humanity are lite
rally packed. They contain little or no
provision for privacy and are devoid of
everything that conduces to elevation
and refinement. It would be mockery
to call them homes. They are dens to
which the husbands who cannot afford
better quarters come after hard days
work to eat and sleep; cells in which
wives are virtually immured--
"To whom the goodly earth and air
Are bannd and barrd-forbidden fare"
The new departure in New York is a
recognition that the mind, like the cha
meleon, but too frequently takes its col
oring from its surroundings, and that
home is something more than place in
which to satisfy hunger and sleep off
bodily WEAKNESS. To dwell in darkness
and be deprived OF the true home inhu-
ence is to become gloomy and envious.
House q man as you would beast and |
the animal in Lis nature is prone to as
sert itself. Surround him with evil
dences of refinement, and if he has a
better nature it is almost certain TO |
come to the surface. Make him
feel that in truth he has a home, and |
you end in lArge measure his dissatis-
faction with his surroundings and his
lot in life. Under these conditions the |
husband goes cheerfully to his work
in the morning. and has a magnet
not only to draw him TO his abode
al night. but to keep him there. The
tendency of the New York move
ment is to provide homes-not novels
md the example of the men at the head
Of it should be emulated in all large
titles. Wisdom should dictate so doing
Nothing would be better calculated to
bring labor and capital into close sym
Dathy than for the latter to provide for
he former abodes which were capable of
being Observation-Disclosures III which the
wife would be stimulated to put potted-
plants, pictures, orspecimens of her own
handiwork here and there-abodes in
which husband, wife, and children would
take the pride which springs from feel
ng a certain right of possession.
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bend the proposition. Finally it dawned
upon him that certain students were evil
IDENTIFY in the habit OF buying clothes,
permitting the statesmen to send exorbi-
tant bills 70 their parents, while the coli
legiaus pocketed the extra change. Thus
the clearinghouse gained clients. while
the students made money, and every
body profled by the scheme save the de-
luded and defenceless parents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
RAJ Observation-Disclosures.

We have Just added to our stock LARGE AS
SENTIMENT OF LADIES' aud CHILDKRN'S
CLOAKS Of the most desireble styles. We were
compelled 10 DO this In order 10 supply tho
Holiday Trade.
Plush Sacques in all sizes from 90 TO a.;
Plush Wraps IN all sizes from % TO a;
Elegant Braided and Plain Black and Colored
Jackets-the garments OF tho season:
Elegant Beaded Plush Wraps very cheap;
Plush Wraps trimmed with beaver fur;
Infants Embroidered Long Cloaks;
Embroidered short Cloaks tor Children one, two,
and three years OF age
An elegant assortment Of Cloaks 10 nj Children
from four to sixteen years OF age;
The Handsomest Garments every offered IN this
city.
de IL LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

The Legislature will no doubt give the
bondholders IN opportunity to make an
other proposition, and we see nothing IN
the way to final settlement of the debt.
DQnUiHe Register.
In Oglethorpe, Ga, a potato grew in
the ground like other potatoes and on a
vine like others, but the peculiarly
about it was this: 1t had inscribed upon
one side of it the letter "B as perfect
as if il had been made by hand, but this
grew this way and the hand of nature
did the work. And 10 make the potato
q more wonderful thing, the letter there
on was the initial of the gentleman who
raised the potato.
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1887 Christmas 1887
THE LARGEST AND GRANDEST DISPLAY OF
HOLIDAY GOODS EVER MADE BY
ANY ONE HOUSE IN
THIS STATE,

Our second noor-sO by 10 feot--crowded with
goods: besides, we have our surplus stock stored
In our basement and third door. We have every
thing necessary for Presents for Boys, Girls,
Men, and Women.
Rubber, Indestructible, China, Bsque, Wool,
and Washable Dolls;
Magic Lanterns, Tops, Balls, Guns, Pistols,
Swords. Drums:
VelOcpodes, Iricycles, Bicycles, Propellers
ShOO-Flies, Dexters;
Chess. Backgammon, Lotto, and hundreds Of
other amusing games;
Rocking Horses in endless variety from 97c. up
10 go:
Carts, Wagons, Wheebarrows Goat-Wagons,
Sulkies, Soighs
Surprise Boxes, Horns, Trumpets, Comets,
TrombOnes Clarinets, BarmOnices;
Boxes OF Paints from DC. up 30 t2
Ready Photographers complete for i225-will
take perfect views:
Table and Paror Croquet, Batuedoor and Shut
uecOCk, &C., &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

The Philadelphia Inquirer asks
"Will Congress stand by the Compress
sfonoi Record of past years." 1t is
not improbable that the Congressional!
Record OF past years will be the stand
by OF new members-for speeches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

Says the Now York Morning Journal :
"When two men can be found in the
United States who entirely agree upon
the tariff question the nation will be ripe
for the claiming up of Satan" Then
the nation would have much needed pro-
lection sure enough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
AZ the Telegraph ONCE.

al want you to send this message TO
Miss Brown az Galveston. Her mother
is not expected to live, " said n Texas
granger to an Austin telegraph operator.
Operator takes the message, sits down
at his table, and begins to send it over
the wires.
"Hold upl Don't give II to her so
fast. She's got heart disease. Go Glow.
Break il to her gently"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

IGOR RENT, THAT MOST DESl-0a
Il RABLE and DFliGHTl ULLY -LOCA-A-
TED RESIDENCE bitua,ed 10 The northwest cor
ner Of Twelfth AMI Marshall streets. containing
fourteen rooms. with all modern improvements,
for many years occupied ~ Claiborne Watkins,
ESQ One Of the finest locations in the city.
Apply TO P0INDEXrKR & DENOON.
dc ii-2t 1903 Main street
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For Tho plspateh.I

DECEMBER 9, 1897.
In to-day's State Mr. Royal is re
ported rs saying in reference to the set
Element of the debt 1.-THE thing TO do il
to suspend all hostile proceedings, be
cause you cannot get people to ne2o'
tiate when war is going on between
them" Mr.. Royal is mistaken, a;
usual. l can give him one case to the
contrary at once.
When General Washington had car
ried the redoubts at Yorktown by as
snult CORVALLIS sent flag of truce to
negotiate. General Washington gave
him six hours to surrender, and he sur
rendered. s. a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
How the Coiiege-Boys Come IL ON
Dad.
[Ney York World

A young Yale professor entered q
ready'made clothing store in New Haven
a few days ago and asked for suit of
medium quality and fair price. After he
had been fitted the salesman, who
thought he recognized the customer as
college-student, said "Shall send the
bill to your father? Ill make it $50 and
give you the balance now. The profess
sor was astonished and did not compre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

The President will be pardoned If,
when DR.. BuRcHARD was introduced to
hirn Friday, he transgressed the rules of
grammar and said: / ar" delighted 10
see you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
BRIRP COMMENT.

II would be in keeping with Mr..
BLAISE's vigorous foreign policy for him
to make an issiie o. the fact that Mr..
SuLLIvAN's sparring was Kissed in Eng
land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
says: "Mr. CLEVELAND is living forty
years in the past" That's better than
living twenty years in the past, as
HALsTEAD is doing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

We have The Educational Journal
Of Virginia for December. w. +. Fox,
editor GEORGE X. PACE, associate edi-
tori. L. BccHAsAS, editor Of official
department..
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ny BUY EARLY.

Don't wait until the last day 10 make your pur-
chases. Tho stock is better now and the crowd
less than 1t will be noxt week. Goods will be de-
livered at any time desired. Buy early and
avoid the big crowd next week.
dell LEVY & DAVIS,
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Roy CARPETS.

An examination OF our stock will convince you
that II will be TO your advantage 20 buy Of us.
We have the CARPETS TO show. and win show
you the prettiest styles that you ever saw, and
you will get them at as low prices "a you will
have 70 pay for old styles elsewhere. We admit
that We bought too many, and as We are deter
mined 20 show new stock every season We now
offer great bargains 80 as to close out the whole
stock.
Carpet and Felt Druggets in great variety-some
new ones Just received.
We add 200 smyrna Rugs 10 our stock, so you
will find large assortment 10 select from. Ii
will pay you 10 examine this stock.
Haseocks, Ottomans, WindoW-Shades, Curtain
Poles, Lace Curtains, Chenille Curtains all at
the lowest prices. Wewill tell you all about them
at our Store.
de IL LEVY & DAVIS.
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NOR RENT.
II BUSINESS PLACES.

FIRsT-CLASs BROAD-sTREET STORE, No.
Hgl, between Eighth aud Ninth streets. now Occu-
pied by A. Groentree; threo doors aud base
ment Possession January let
Large TOBACCOsFAClORY and WARE
HOUSE, Fifteenth street near Cary. now occu-
pied by Mr.. {. NJ. Darlington. Possession Pc
brary lat.
NEW STORE AND DWELLING No. 3 Broai
street, next 20 FOushcc street: rooms.
SMALL STORE No go Brook avenue. near
Broad street.
NEAT STORE AND DWELLING gi7 Seven
teenth street; rooms and good lot
For other property call Tor WEEKLY hLNI-
LIST.
do iI-3t J. THOMPSON BROWN .s co.
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THE RICHMOND AND VI 5 T

Il POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY ANrkRE-
HOUSE C0MpANY.--The aDnuA meeuOf tho
stockholders for tho election Of presilt and
directors aud for the TRANSACTION OF 50 other
take place nj the ONCE OF tho c,mpa In the
CITY OF Richmond on the i3Tn DA( OFBCEM-
BIER, 1887, at ~ O'clock VI. Tn, 1R;sFER-
BOOKS win close FRIDAY, Dec,mbesd, at 3
o'clock p. NJ, and Will reopen YEDsSDAl,
December ilth, at 10 O'Clock A. VI.
no GJ-dtd r. BROOKE Sfptary.
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LIABILITIES.
Total. Observation-Disclosures q

STATE OF VIRGINIA-CfTY or RIcHMOND-ss:
], J. +. Glenn, cashier OF the above-namet
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment Is true to the best Of my knowledge and be
lief. j. L. GLENN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before mo this l0t
day OF December, 1887. w. I. ALLEN.
Notary Public,
Couect-Attest:
THOMAS POTTS,
H. g. CABELL. JR.,
y. BUFORD.
r. O. MORTON.
de Hit Directors
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
By Tag DISPATCH COMPANY

The DAILY DfsrATcH Is delivered 70 sub
scriocrs AT frFTEsS cksrs per week, payable 70
N carrier weekly. Mailed az SO per annum
90 for six mon,hs: sl.so for throe monthsl Doc.
for one month
The sEMl-wREKLY DISPATCH at sc per
snnum, or 81 Cor sin monthA
The WEEKLY DISPATCH a, q per annum.
hesuSpAY DISPATCH at $40 per annum,
or75c for ak months
subscriptions in oil cases payable In advance.
ana 30 paper continued after tho expiration Of
Tho time paid for Send postoflce money
order, check, or registercd letter. Currency
cont by mail viii be ot the risk Of the sender
Subscribers wishing thoir pos;-ofice changed
must gvc tholr Old as Won rs their neR post
ONCE. sample copies free
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LOST. sTRAyED. AND FOUND.

I OST, A NOTE FOR 1000 MADE
IL by Z. Pauline Lyneman at Chicago. Ill.
December :, 1851, negotiable and payable at the
State Bank OF Virginia twelve months after ate
20 order OF and endorsed by r. A. Lrnoman
The public are warned not 10 trade for this note
de ll-lw GEORGE 5. YASHON a son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

Bronze Vases. Una, and Candle-H Holders;
Paper Knives, shoe Horns, lnkstands, Ashes
Receivers. and Umbrella stands
Glove and Observation-Disclosures. Bread Trays,
Tea-Caddies. Parasols, Umbrellas, Fans,
Screens, Dishes, Plates, Tea Sets, Powder
Boxes. Card-Boxes, Waste-Baskets Toilet
Sets, Satsuma ware, and hundreds Of other
articles. Don't fail to visit our japanese
Department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
KINHE RICHMOND AND nANIILE

l. RAILROAD COMPANY.-Th anpl meet
ing Of the stockholders Of tho RIClMCD AND
at the ofiice OF the company IN llchnd, Va,
on WEDNESDAY the i4th day Of kember,
1887. at ~ O'Clock NJ. Tho TRAsSFE BOOKS
will close FRIDAY. December ,, az Sclock 2.
n. and win reopen III URSDAY DeceD Der 18TH,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Z. BROKE,
no 2J-dtd SCetGry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

Elegant goods IN Plush Cases.
Comb. Brush, and LookinR-Glass Sets;
Comb, Brush, LOOking-Glass, and Manicure
Sets;
Genlemen's Shaving Sets, Infants Sets;
Complete sets OF Combs;
All kinds OF Brushes, Manicure Sets, &C.;
Plush Desks. Plush Portfolios. Plush Lap Ia
blets. Plush Boxes with Paper and knve-
lOpes. Plush Jewol-BOxes, Poker Sets, Glove
and Handkerchief. Boxes Jewel-Cases, Work
Boxes. Cuff and COllar-BoXes, and thou
sands Of other articles both useful aud orns-
mental
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
BRASS GOODS.
JAPANESE GOODS.

Trays, Umbrella-Stands, Plaques, Easels. Match
Stands and Safes. Ashes Receivers Tables,
Inkstands, Whisk- Holders, &C., &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
BANK STATE sENTs.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Al THE MERCHANTS NA1ONAL RNK. At
RICHMOND, N THE STATPOF VIRGINIA. At
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS lECEMBR Z, 1881: :
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TAI

NOTICE IS HEREBY GGvENAr
~ the annual meeting OF the STOCHLD-
ERS or THE RICHMOND AND ALLRGNI
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held as tom
panys Office. Richmond. Va. on TUESD fol-
lowing the second Monday, hoing the l3I)Af
OF DECEMBER NEXT 1sc7, Al ~ NJ, the
purpose Of electing Board OF Directors erye
ono year and for the transaction of nn,ther
business that may DO brought before inject
ing. r. X LELlO,
Secretary Richmond and Allegheny froad
Company. mid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

We chow on our first floor large assortment Of
Scarfs and Tides for decorations. Table
Cloths, Napkins, DOilies, Towels, Splashers,
Handkerchiefs, Mufiers, Suspenders. Col
lars, Cuffs. Hcad-Handkerchiefs, Gloves
Dressing Gowns. Cardigan Jackets, Aprons,
Purses, Pocket-Books. Bags. satcbels. Per-
fumcry OF the best manufacturers, Toilet
Waters, Soaps, Christmas and Newly ear
Cards;
$50 styles Of Paper and Envelopes In boxes
Jewelry Of every description:
Blankets, Lsp-kobes. COmforables and thou
sands Of other articles suitable for Holiday
Presents.
doll LEVY & DAVIS.
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STATE or ViRGINA-CITY OF RICHMoSD-ss.: .
!, Mann Quarles, cashier Of the ab0ye-name
bank. do solemnly swear that the above state
ment Is true 10 tho best OF my hnowIedge and
belief MANN 5. QUARLES, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn 70 before mo this 10th
day Of December, 1851
W. W. GoSDEN, Notary Public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

STATE or vmGINIA-CIrY oP RIcHMosp-ss.
], William NJ. Hin. cashier OF the aboyo-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment "a true 70 the best OF my knowiedge and be-
lief WILLIAM N. HILL. Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before me this 10Th
day OF December, 1887.
N. LOCKWOOD, Notary Public.
correct-Attest; JOHN S. ELLETT,
A. q. BABCOCK
Il. I. JAMES.
de Hit Directors
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BOARDING.
REMOVAL.

nR. WILLIAM r. FARRAR HAS
~ REMOVED HIS OFFICE and RksIpENc.
10 No. iol RAsr FRANKLIN STREET. corner
Seventh street.
'fhone ssG no 2e-ru, ThAsufm
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cry TAXES.

0RYicR CfTy CoLLEcroa,l
RICHMOND, VA, December l, 1857.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
Il DAILY between. tho hours Of O'CLOCK
A. NJ. AND6 O'CLOCK p. NJ. from the issn to
the sist DAY OF DEcEABKR, inclusive, for the
purpose Of receiving from ali persons TAXES
due to the city OF Richmond for tho year 1851.
Amy person who shalt fail 10 pay said Tax be-
fore the ais, day Of December, 1851, shall be- con-
sidered delinquent and WIN DO charged Q PEN
atty Of bper contum and interest at the rate Of
per centu u per aanum.
de i-im Gig Collecsor.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION O.
HI THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK, A
RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF TIRGINI.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, DECEMBER.
lgg7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- ExEcyTED AT TIE DisPATcH-pRINT-
ING-HoUsE
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Heading notices ia rcadlng-mntter type, 5
bnoe or loss. 81 Ia nonparoh loaded. 75c.
Gard Of rates for more spaco furnished on up
piicadon.
All letters and kilograms mus; be addressed
toTHR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be ro-
turned.
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1890, AmUsEukNTs.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
FoUR NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Cpmmenefnc
WEDNESDAY, DncgYprR iirn.

WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER iirD.
Farewell tour. Temple Theatre Comic Opera
company. From Temple Theatre. Philadelphia
The only successful American Comic Opera,
FliE lLIrTLs TYCOON
me original Cast, including X. T. GRAHAM,
ELhA DkLAkO. b-artists-55. A carload Of
scenery, wonderful mechanical and electrical
eHec,a. Tho Temple Theatre Orchestra Com
posed OF picked musicians Sale Of aeats Tues
day morning at . O'Clock at Box-Ollce and ut
Maurice Lewis, on Ninth street.
de if-9u w TIL F.ega5t
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Dc Isl, W. n. F&sas.
4 TRTP ABROAD.-A GENTLE-

A TRIP ABROAD.-A GENTLE
Il MAN Of this city who has collected with care
and expense flno collection Of STEREOPTlCON
VIEWS has consented 20 give an exhibition OF
Of vioIs from This city through scotland. Eng
land. aud France 10 Egypt. up the Nile. thence
over the supposed route OF the Children OF Israel
through Arabia 10 Palestine. AZ Intervals there
VIII be music by some OF the bost talent Of this
CITY. The entertainment viii interest the artistic
a. vel as the casual Observer. and win DO under
tho direction OF the Young MEMS Missionary
Society OF the First Baptist church at their
chapel on Fourth street north Of Leigh on fliI-
DAY EVENING. 10th instant, at O'Clock. Admis-
sion % COINS. Tickets with Mccarthy & Hayes,
nume, Minor 81 Co., Ryland . Lee, and a. b.
Clarke & Son. de ii-Su, Tu Th&F4t
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LARGE DOUBLE BRICK, 40. I Third s.r'ot
near Main: twelve rooms; large lawn; 't.l-
ed kitchen, &c.
MODERN THnEE-SroRY BRICK, iN0 NR-
shall near Tenth treet oil Improvements; rIr-
gautly finished; ton rooms.
LARGE THREE-S TORY BRICK corner hi.i
and Main Streets twelve rooms; furnace s.ft
ers Sc: choice lOcaii0n.
LARGE FAMILY RESIDENCE Eleventh ahi
Marshall streets; beauutll yard twelve tini.t
SCUM THIRD-STKEEr DWELLING u'1r
Main; lust put IN good order: ton rooms.
CORN ar GRACE-SI RkEf DWELLING corner
Third street; ten rooms; Latrobe stove, 49,
WESTERN.
BEAUTIFUL QUEEN ANNE COTrACt cor.
ner Main and Meadow streets; cigut rDns
large lot; on the Dummy line
MEDIUM IWO-STORl BRICK, ii' west Cary
street eight rooms Just put IN Crdnr.
SMALL COTTAGE, rs Main, opposite Monroe
PARK; Ave rooms; cheap.
SMALLER HOUSE, iu other lo'a'lt.'+
Send for WEEKLY RENELlsE
do il-2t J. THOMPSON BROW 81 60.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
THURSDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 18TH,
MIKADO.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE

RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES,
by Professor F. INTROPIDl and his troupe OF
RICHMOND AMATEURS, who gave such a
charming rendition Of this opera at the Mozart
Academy I'm May last
Admission, 80 cents Reserved seats q cents
extra can be had at tho musc-store OF Walter
ID. Moses & Co. MONDAY MORNING al 0o'cl0ck.
de Hit
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n LETTINGS.

GRAND LODGE OF yIRAx
~ GINA, A. II. AND A. NJ. GRANN
sECRErAkf'S OFFICE, RICHMOND. va
December 0. 1887 Tho MOST WORSBUL
GRAND LODGE or VIRGINIA will N ia
grand snnual conyccotion In ~. Adams on
MONDAY, i2th December instant, al 0ck
p. VI.
By order WILLIAM r. DBISKARD, and
Master. WILLIAM II. ISAA
de lO-td Grand Sccrey.
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dwellings FOR RENT. -
TWO NEW BRICK DWELLINGS on Floyd
street between Cherry and Linden; 10 tooLa
each and all modern convenience.
Also. BRICK DWELLING No. - south Adams
street: rooms and modern improvements.
Apply % RAWLINGS & EO,E,
de ii-3t Ne. IL north Icnth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11

CHRISTMAS Is ALMOST HERE,
" aud We are ready for It With tho NEW
BOOkS She Stops 70 Conquer, Ancient Mari
ner. Keats Odes aud SOnnets, Representative
ktchings. Faust with Etchings. Treasures Of Art,
Lalla Roohk, Dusseldorf Gallery, and q multi
tude OF others PARHAM & Co,
DC li-eOd&w Booksellers aud StAtiOnefs
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DWELLING 1lg north Fourth street.
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DWELLING 52l Catharine street
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7. WILLIAM PEMBERTON,
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pEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IN THE STATE BANK or VIRGINIA. AT
RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
AZ THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS DECEMBER Z,
1887:
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NOR RENT, THE WESTERNf3
u HALF Of the ARLINGTON no -
Main between Sixth ani Seg0nth str.H.-. U.n-
tanning eighteen rooms, now and for mauy yrsl
past occupied as a boaTding.houso.
JOHN 4. GODnlN,
Real Estate Agent,
do il-eod3t Bank and Eleventh street,.
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